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bonnie #543

Imagine beta-testing MI 1.3.0 only to make renders with hard shadows and baked lighting lmao couldn't be me, anyways:

i have been on forums for 4 years, am i veteran yet?

Album I made with calm songs I have found and mixed into one album
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7gTb5x3CFqDIHKK6RoMz7q?si=AQPz4NRXTpq3tRuuijnroA

SCP-049 model

Render i made for @__Mine__

as well as a drawing

Floof v8

freddy five night

Again? How 'bout that

Man, I really should do something, huh? It's been awhile since ive been here.

have a centuryly dose of the deca city skyline 
  

welp im now into pixel art

 

Alright, I think it's best to just put all my thoughts in one place to make things clearer.
I didn't really expect that revealing the new icon in a joke post would cause such a reaction. I initially dismissed it because, to be honest, the icon is a low priority for me, as there's a lot of stuff that still needs to be worked on to get the upcoming update ready, which is also why I wasn't very open to feedback, as I would much prefer to focus on getting feedback about the UI. I realize that was the wrong approach to the issue, hence why I'm writing this.
Another reason is that the branding is a little different to how I planned it going forward. While currently, the icon and logo are sort of stuck together, I decided to separate it all out into three distinct bits: logo, icon, and mascots. I don't plan on changing that, they will remain separate.
What is going to change is the icon itself. A recurring bit of criticism about the logo is that it doesn't feel related to Minecraft anymore. When I designed it, I just focused on making it readable. I tried to make it belong with the rest of the branding using evocative colors and shapes, but in the end, it appears that it lost too much character and ended up less appealing. As we speak, I'm currently working on a first iteration for a new design, which will hopefully tie-in with the program and the game it's based on:

This new design is rather popular with the Mine-imator staff, and I hope it will be for the rest of you too. If there are any ideas or improvements you'd like to share, feel free to.
Lastly, I'd like to apologize for my unprofessional and rude attitude. The rocky launch of Modelbench made it clear that transparency was important when it came to wanting to change how people use your program, but I hadn't realized that the icon would've been part of that too. I'll be sure to learn from that mistake and I hope we can move forward and work together in this next big step in the history of Mine-imator.
Take care, y'all. ✌️

A jacket rig that u pose anyway u want and change the textures of .Ive done fricking 9 tests to get this 

I have done the first  jacket rig that is multi possible and has proper shape.Its easy to change and pose on top it pretty animation friendly in the long run.pretty proud of this 

"Sometimes by losing a battle you find a new way to win the war"
                                -Donald Trump
 
Goodbye, Mr. President ?
      

I'm still gaining followers somehow

Now that EA longer has exclusive rights to Star Wars games, i wish Lucas Games would get a contract with Valve to make a proper VR game.
They'd sell even more headset than they did with HL: Alyx